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See the First-Ever Direct Images of the Sun's South Pole, Captured by the Solar Orbiter Spacecraft
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Is it orangey yellow? I bet it's orangey yellow.
I'll let you know in a few minutes after this big black dot goes away from my vision.
How you doin? Still got the dot?
It's been 18 hours, they dead.
Our sun is actually white with a very slight green tinge. The yellow orange thing is an effect of our atmosphere.
and there are purple stars, but humans cant see those wavelengths.